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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
a RUSH OF BUSINESS
AT The Internal Revenue Olncc-Collector
McGrnw III Town.

AT the Internal Revenue OIilco-. Collie tor
SlcGrnw III Town.
Daring the past few days there has
been rush Of business at the Internal
Revenue oiti,e in this city, aud Deputy
Baird has been almost oYerpowered, being
compelled with the assistance OF Gauger
Gaus 10 10 nearly as much work IS Tor
merry engaged the attention OF FIVE men
when Wheeling was the chief revenue
Office in the State. The cause OF the rush
10 the near approach OF the time when the
Government licenses must be renewed
May !, and the upecial tax matters attend.
cd 10.
Yesterday Hon. John T. McGraw, OF
Grafton, the Collector OF Internal Revenue
for the State, arrived here for the purpose
OF looking up tho hUs;neea oithe Depart
mont here. He was accompanied by Mr..
Clark Hamilton, j,., also OF Grafton. Mr..
McGraw il e,ill Of the opinion that ex.
Senator Camden will DO reelected 10 the
Senate by tho Legislature during its
special eeeaion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

Tho Lyceum this evening at the Fourth
street N: Il. church will afford An oppor.
tnnisy Tor instruction md enjoyment COM
bined. Tho talk Of the pastor, Rev. DR.. Ran.
dolph, will include dipcnssion Of Joseph's
place In the course OF Egyptian history-s
description Of the early life Of Egypt, as
seen on tho monuments, and many inter.
es'ing and important isets regarding that
marvellous land. In the second part Of the
evening, in addition to the music, M;ss
Ella Dillon will give yecitations from
Macbeth" and the Merchant Of Venice"
This popular elocutioniat has kindly con-
aented to render this service and i. affords
q raro opportunity to hear her. A most
cordial invitation is extended to the pub.
lie to attend and enjoy this series OF enter
tainmente.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
IBr!dgeI,8rt.

Ed. Hobson, Of Flushing, WIGS in tow1
yesterday.
Theo. Porter, OF Bellaire, was run in BY
the police for vagrancy.
Jonathan Scott carries biz hand in 6
sling, owing to an ugly ielon.
Lawyer McClausland, of Steubenyille
was down on business yesterday.
Officer Lukene, OF the Island, WAS in
town yesterday looking up some mis-.
creants.
The Pittsburgh Coal Company, opers.
ting the Wheeling creek mines, will pu.
on q force Of seyen:y.fve or ono bundled
extra men as soon as they can be secured.
At q meeting OF the Y. NJ. G. A. Tues.
day evening, the following officers were
elected; President, J. B. Loe; Vice
President, W. W. Scott; Secretary, John
Chapman; Treasurer, ". Il. Clark,
Directors, G. NJ. Fisher, W. B. Hsnlon,
William Lloyd and q. Faucet. Arrange.
.nents were made to give grand supper
in the near future.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

lion. Thnycr Melvin, chairman, and
Mr.. q. f. Irwin, secretary Of tho Exec,,.
two Con,,nittco OF the Society OF tho Army
Of Went Virginia, having obtained from
.Ccalh.:! ps.."i=eipn to uae the nppor ".7-y
Of tho two story brick next to the old
Court House, on Ohaplino utrcet, M n
headquarters, will proceodto fix tho rooms
up nj onco and Establish heatqunrtars an
noon rs possible. The time Ia not lar dis.
tant wi!un busincBs connected with the
coming reunion will commence 10 pile up
{nnt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
About the River.

The river iell rapidly at this point yes.
tefday. Last evening the marks indicated
q depth Of only 10 feet inches. During
the past three days tho boats OF the coal
fleet have been hurrying to Pittsburgh
either light Or with small tows Of empties,
endeayoring to get back in time TO get out
again on this riss with more coal. The
various packets are doing big business,
especially tho through packets, which are
oil loaded heavily and often have to re-
fuse freight. The river is falling at ali
points above; at Pittsburgh it is 6 feet 7
inches,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

On Sunday lNB., " danebt'c living in tho
family OF Roy. Il. T. Randolph, wan tnsg-
ing niong Market s.tert below Eleventh
willie dog fight was in progress. Gao of
the dogE, heavy Newfoundland, ran
avains. tho young wotnan, Knocking her
down ard injurng her back, 70 that aha
is incapgci,aird foi her work. 40 room Or
nhc cal bu moved shn will ho taken to
her hone in rarkefFburg, III. Thought
that come boys eiHuding near at the tim"
we're encouraging the dogs TO fight. No
policeman happened to bs in tho vicinity
whiIo tho Sunday sport was going on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

LOUISVILLE, April %.-The contests be.
tween Louisville and Cincinnati clubs nj.
ways draw well here, and this afternoon
large crowd witnessed M unusually fine
game Mnllano'r pitching was tho feature,
only one Of tho i've bnsc bits Of tho home
cub bong u genuine hit. Tho other four
were hasaa on bnlls. The hcldjpg on both
s'des WA sharp. Scores Cincinnati s,
Louisville .. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

The revised schedule Of the Ohio Leayue
hae been forwarded to President Clupston
but 80 lar he has not been heard irom
lnssmuch rs Massrs. l.. A, Moore. oi
GAINESVILLE, and W. T. English, two mem.
bers OF the Schedule COMMITTEES, have
agreed TO the schedule as arranged, it is
supposed that it goes. According to the
noT order the championship SESSION will
not open until Thursday, when Steubau.
vile will DO the antagonists OF the Green
Stockings. The games OF the Wheeling
club 81 home and abroad are as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
Nrnnklyn M i.nsY Mlnnnr.

TnlhAnFhrHIA, Pa, April 97.--Torris'
pitching was entirely too mich for the
Athletics, while Seward was hit harder
Than ut my time before this eonaon. Tho
Hold work Of both clube was excellent,
hn' ''o snperlar batting Of the BrookIyns
brought THEM IN oasy winncis. Score:
AtllOtlra, !; brooklyn, II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

Mr.. ISRAEL K. WATERMAN, who WAS Tor
many years with ]: W. Grubb, has opened
repairing room in the office Of John
Bale, General Ticket Agent, Mcclure
House corner. The ability Of Mr.. Wat.
erman as matchmaker is'too well known
to need any comment. Suflicie to ssv
sill work entrusted 10 him will be properly
attended to.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

WAsussnloN, d. e., april 25.--Fo5 Wcet
virgniM and Ohio light rnins. southeriy
winds gl.if'inE 10 weNerfy and dignity
warmer. Fer Western Pennsylvania,
threatening weather md lCcal thowers,
winds shifting 10 Cou:icFly @nd slightly
,rnripnT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

the first inning, and was 10 badly hurt
that Holbett had to be- put on flrst base.
The visitors were unable 10 do anything
with Kilroy'a pitching, and played rather
loosely In the field, though Radiord did
come brilliant work at second base. Score:
Baltimore, s; Metropolitan, o. E-a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

WE hayn juai received full line of
SPRING OYERCOhTlSGS, aud ere In
daily receipt Of The lA.esl Novelties in
Spring Sni;iNgs.
Als0, Dn hnnI u handsome line Of Neck.
wear and 'irmtlcmrn'S Furnishing Goods.
&. HESS A. SONS,
30, 1921 Market Street,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
Nt,,is IklnuitN,l.

BALTIMORE, April 27.-Tho Baltimore
'cHh iioldcd without an error to-day and
bas'ed freely, defeating the Me.rorolltafm
with easo. Orr collided with Sommers In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
'siItEiHLIUrtpr Record.

AS reported by ChrjHiiHn sclnept, drug.
gia,, Op"r" llocce c1rncr, yesterday:
TAN. 9tH. j2g. 3F.y. 7Ex,
!,GT " Ca q Ct'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28
WANTED.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
For Laying 1900 Square Yards Of VIZ.
rlllcd Paving Brick or Blocks.

WHSH1SUIOS, IA, ANtIl g, 1851,
Chici burgess until MAY u, 1851. iot ihu inIntsnt
lug Of al! materials aud laying Of $50 ,nuSrr
Hhis' MON or leAs, Of rlsfIaet having httck nr
hloSks III 'hls piece tho brick 10 10 laid in cip6,
tand; the Unnecessary grading TO to done hv ,h'
borough; The bids Will 10 made for both hrcS
anu blocks, aud tho contractor VIII b. rrnuI,rn IN
give oohlS for tho satisfactory completion Of IN"
CT al bids 4 Ht2t ErT my
Il h,cvvo, uoou,,. Chief burgess.
VI "' D'~N'o'' oee"lA'y' np25
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

HAVE you geen l.. V. Biond's i'nns
puonLKx? A cBAh prize OF live dollars
will DO given 10 tho iint ps'eon who hands
Into Ms gtoru & correct pollution Of THIS
''''"''' ll3b Main street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

co pAiW l.NdieB extra high cut, fine
kid hnlou, which 20 Gl"r M an udyer.
t!sc"cE! II - rUr pair, !. ", AMrx,
llit Mnia pIiuct,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

"''""'"S-"''' FF''HF'HH fF'HF
viii opon next Monday, Mny2. by order
OF "Iho AT, Beicview Stock Company"
All parnons Wishing de0irable roolua
ahouid apply carly to Frank Waiter,
Proprietor.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

rng entertainment at North Street
Church, Thn'H,tsy evening, viii be intOr-
eBling, instructive md amusing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

DoS'T isi! 10 intend the MnaicsI and
Literary treat ut North Street Church on
Thursdsy evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

Dc"'T ri! To attend tllr Musical md
Literary tea: At &Uith Street Church On
VhNrnlaV nYnMiny
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28


WGatCl-Glfl for lIOWSewurk.
Furr!.hGd Roam win Beard.
For SAIc-Rrpun.ic4u Weekly Newspaper.
DEess MAS!ng--Slrs. Veal.
Observation-Disclosures Of the Pneumatic Tower
Company.
JeEet!'s NclrIstIaiDIs- SsshIlt & IirO.
Blood !u5itct--H. II. List. D!ugght.
Architects suppI'Cs--E, l.. N!roli
Wtrclfu pnGE--tirnud tnnccrt.
OiCrA AOuse- hAI0Ta q q Gsca! lily.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

Mus. NINA NEuEE, the German poetess,
dyes, cleans and curis ostrich feathers in
the best manner. No. So Twelfth street.
rTtp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-04-28

Bargalns 10 D:y Goods at lid. dool& Cos.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22
"A uTTlE NONSENSE"


Kate Field asks: "How many
women marry good manP" One at
time, Kate, except in Utah. - Nep HaDe,S
Meas.
"A comic paper says: .The festive
oyster now gets into stews and broils.
Probably, like others, he would avoid
these difficulties II he kept his mouth
shut N T. 75legram.
GLOW that child does squalll' she
exclaimed, nodding toward Chimes.
baby. ''Of COURSE" replied her friend;
every Chinese baby is sure to be lit
tie yeller ~ tdi1'ie Farmer.
"A great many mothers. in teaching
their children not to eat with knife,
permit them TO eat with their fingers.
1t is better, however, TO eat with the
mouth.--S Louis Chronicle.
An old farmer who wrote TO an
editor, asking how to get rid of moles,
and received the reply, aPlow them
out, answered back: Cant do IL!
It's on my darter's noser'-M. y. leu
ger.
Mr. Isaacstein--Ah, my friend, that
coat fits you perfectly lovely. And
only twenty dollars, too; why, it's a
bargain at that price. Prospective
Purchaser Il don't know, Mr.. Isaac
stein; it takes two to make a bargain.
It'd Bits.
Following directions: Mrs. Nc
Fudd-Och. Pat! and PLAT are yez do
ing in that tub of watherP Mr.. Nc
Fudd Faith and didn't the doctor say
Oh should take shpoonful In wather
tree times day? Oh know me busi-
ness.-1He Judge.
"A naturalist has satisfied himself
beyond doubt that the average cat
travels distance of eighty miles every
night. Then it must be the other cat
that sits on the back fence every night,
loudly complaining of the high taxes or
J something -N0rrist0tOA Herald.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22
THE PosTMAN's soLlLoouY.

There s many romance comes my way,
ana many sorrow meets my gaze;
Going the same route every day,
know the people and their ways;
And much see, from the letters l take
or Joy, and trouble, and deep heart ache.
This letter. addressed in manly style,
Is Tor maiden, can see
BY ner glad bright eyes and happy smile
From her sweetheart; and, what is more
Inc days they come she's at the door.
rms looks like bill: they're poor, guess;
BlllS come 50 often to a.. .ssrA -
pAle-faced woman, with real distress
VIII take this from me at the door,
And Nothing moreY' she's sure to saw.
In hopeless, half-expectant way. ~
And this one with foreign stamp
Wen. am glad this letters comet
Its from sailor, a wild young scamp,
Who this time last year left his home
LIS mother watts 80 anxiOusly:
1ts from my son" she'll say to me.
And this one, edged with black, dread
To deliYer it att SO.
It's from the West; their friend is dead;
- Letters from there have stopped of late:
The girl is sad and-weIl, know
This is the last from Idaho.
And here is Mrs. Harry Brown,
That's why the dainty letters come
NO more to number 81. sa#utlu# ~N H.s.
He Drought the letter-writer home.
yes, many romance comes my way,
And many a sorrow every day ...r
"a Able Kinile, in N. 7. Ledger.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22
OIL MYSTERIES.
How Spectators EndeavOr TO Keep secret
the Possibilities of New Wells.

How Spectators EndeavOr to Keep secret
the Possibilities of New Wells.
An oil well is a mystery" when its
yield is kept secret by the owners for
the purpose of making money by af-
fecting the price Of oil in the market.
II a new well proves to be Il gusher,
the price of oil is lowered; il but a
"small producer or dry hole, prices
go up. So, by keeping secret the
character of new we'll, those on the
''inside' are able to take advantage of
any changes that occur in the price Of
oil through the rumors which imme-
diately get afloat concerning 1t, and to
make money by buying and selling oil
specializing, as 1t is called. II some
times happens, even, that false rumors
are circulated by interested persons.
Every effort is made, however, to dis
cover what the mystery really Is.
''Seonts" are sent out for that especial
purpose, and they use every device
and stratagem to obtain the desired in
formation, sometimes even climbing
trees and cndeavOring with field
glasses. to spy out the secret. On
the other hand every effort is made
TO prevent them learning any thing;
and some amusing and exciting incl
dents occur in consequence. A guard
is on duty at the well, day and night,
and outsiders are kept aG as great a
distance rs possible. u Samuel W. Hall,
IN 81. Nicholas.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22
THE sick MAN"
An Interesting and InstructiveCh Chat
with Sunset" Cox.
A Specimen Turkish Joke-AEe of the
"Oriental ImbrOglio"--The "Ant-Hnl"
of DiplOmates--The Duties of the
American Legation.

Hon. S. S. Cox's diplomatic mission
to the Orient has given him great adj
vantage over the regular United States
humorist. He can graft a Turkish
joke on one of his old Congressional
rib-ticklers, and produce an article 40
fresh and new that even the deaf will
laugh. Although the high mouiiks in
Constantinople persistedin calling him
Pasha "Sunset," he never donned the
festive fez but three minutes and that
was trial experiment. While re-
porter was waiting in the parlor of
the Minister 5 residence, No. IS East
Twelfth street, waiting for him to APP
pear, many fine views of the Bosphorus
and places of interest in Constantinople
were seen. The Sultan's palace and a
Turkish cemetery we're attractive and
curious. When the popular orator and
Minister Plenipotentiary appeared, he
was bareheadedV and had the Partisan
grip, new name for cold, so bad
ly that he Was somewhat hoarse. That
lnimitabIe and breezy STYLE so char
acteristic had not Departed, and when
asked for q Turkish story he said:
Il hayejGst received fresh one by
cable from the Golden Horn and it
goes: A Turk in GeHstantineple called
upon his neighbor and wanted to Dor
row his jaekass.F ~ #tr 8Et
81 have sent the ass to Scutari, nv
friend, laconically. replied the for
tunate owner OF the long-eared ami
lmal. Even now that ass is climbing
over the hill that brings him in view
of that city. Ii he were here, of course
lwould lend him to you s,l
About this time the ass prayed loud
and long in his STALL
"The neighbor spoke up. 'Ah, there
is your ass braying now; I thought ho
was nearing Scutari?'
The owner haughtily replied: NV
friend, which do YOU believe is living.
the ass OF. mysclfP'
This is prime specimen of the
humor of the unspeakablea1 Turk
My health Well, Lhave improved
greatly. Ny spmpier ii the island of
Prinkipos was very delightful, and
the ar is very dry and Ibracing.' = =
When questioned as TO his soiourn at.
ConstantinopleS.i the Minister talked
very freely in relation to the events
which are now transpiring in the East.
He said that eCOnstantinoples had
unusual attractions for a diplomats.
In fact fifty years ago Miss Pardoe, in
her book called S1The CITY of the Sui,
TAM said that Pera, where the Am
bassadors lived most OF the year, aud
which is Europearp city, opposite old
Stamboul, was like an. ant hill. The
diplomates and dragemahs are con-
Stantly going and coming, carrying a
little gossip in the shape of diplomatic
straws. They are forever alert, like
the Greeks of old, for some new thing.
But" said Mr.. Cox, the Oriental
im1broglio' Is not a new thing. 1t is as
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22

Il am afraid Bobby" said his
mother, ''that when / tell Your papa
what II naughty boy you've been to-
day, he will punish YOU severely
..Havc4 you got to tell him?" asked
Bobby. anxiously. "Oh. yes; I shall
tell him Immediately after dinner.
CHE look of concern upon Bobby's
face doepened, until bright thought
struck him. well, ma, - he said,
give me better dinner than usual.
You might do that much for me. y
Harper's Bazaar. 4-.. So
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22

John" said the proprietor of the
beach restaurant, you'll have to
take a spade and 60 down to the beach
and try and find clam. The one we
made the chowders with is missing.
Been eaten by some of the guests, /
guess. By lingo! these city folks
wan. the earth. "--BOstoR Courier.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22

-"acience enumerates five hundred
and Lightweight species of organic
forms in the air we breathe. . just
think of it! Every time You draw in
your breath awhole geological garden
slips down your windpipe. - Chicago
Ledger.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1887-01-22

Certainly there is no accounting
for tastes. Did you ever suppose any
human stomach could crave currants
and milk, or that nature was so per-
Yerted as to eat grapes dipped in milk,
or as ordinary mankind partakes of
Strawberries and raspberries combined
with the tactical fluide 1t can be done,
however, and the person who has this
eccentric appetite-all to herself, let
disciples OF Saverien hope-is not an
inmate OF a lunatic asylum, but really
walks Boston streets, illumined by the
inner consciousness of being a literary
light. Herald.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-14
Kate Field In Alaska.

There was an unipue entertainment In
Alaska recently wnen Miss nate f!eid delivered her
lecture on An evening with picsens" at juneau an
Alaska the mining camp and LARGEST town OF mo
province The audience was composed OF several hun.
drrl miners ItaliIy citizens ana u dozen
women Field vii, he recorded In history as me
hrst versOn who lectUred in Alaska. Tho entire
arrangement WAS picturesque. Tho ADcon, on which
Mas Field sailed arrived in port at ! o'clofk - NE
morning and 10 she escOrtei through rain ana
mud INTO the village At that hour Few people are
stirring owing the long inys at this season OF tho
year nobody goes he'd day 80 To speak.
On Mis-, F-d arrival The brass band gahc-ed togethnr
In front of the best dance house and gave her
a serenNde. The population OF about 1909
white ana nH'iys were thus made aware or
the arrival OF tho distinguished woman and people
swh.loWed their bFebkfAsTa who's and came out At
~ the brilliant Iectrrer a'eondcd the platform OF the
daice house Introduced her miscellaneous huli-
ence and AFFayed q riding hhi tie Ony costume IN
which SHE could dsfy AasEa rain and mud, Delivered
her beautiful lecture ickens audience perhapA
as Appreciave =, could anywhere be found The lecture
given KrAnOusy 81 course and on concluding MISS
Field received vo:c NJ thanks was dnrd ~ the prime.
Pal hotel and presented with numerous gftS, among
which bottle OF virgin Alaska gold. valuable
horn spoon by the natiysa and sub,cripton 10
the Prer Pres', the on paper in aka AFTER dinner
tho DISTINGUISHED Fu.s was SCORED 20 sinai tns tns.
and at r. NJ she was again on the bounding deep.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-14

Sese s9Sd s snaGa or TSs b %
on %hc any s"od me could raise from S
to $50 tons Of hay, 10 for sale at $50 an acre.
and the buillngs arc good phese prices f stag
The next thing 1 had to ioarn was what y
some wood Tor sale. How much would. he
charge me for ten cords Of stove wood2 Just
and good hSrd r wooG at tha
potatoes % were high. but | boEsht q couple q
every Very day from neehbors barn, brought ten
cents dozen. Butter. with all the, fragrance
Of the owes Of snT tSn %od
flowed with milk and honey. was worth four
from a village six miles away drove along the
road four times a week with beef killed the
ss6 S s5s NJ Th ss sns scnhd o
remarked, apol9gotieally when 1 ,bought Of 4
The beef needed hanging in nm leo house, and
Any sSSs s ouy al t En- p.
could hope to land any. OF the two FOUNDERS
that aro taken in the West Canada OCCASION
ally. Frogs, legs wero. OF course, to be had Tor
As soon as / got settled sent for my mother
and my brother to visit me. and then began to
six In the family Kept the account Tor thirty;
one days and then added up eyYry cent aa|,a had
dag That settled the S auoston q whether
could afford to keep the establishment Ihe
following statement will show the expense Oh
homo In the country for ono year:
oMsd q. t1e Savings SsnE s6 taxes
IVA 81 ..s,Is
tool. Sna on n%ets for additions ana repairs > or
In this account have incidentally referred
to the advantages Of living IN ones own house,
but have said nothing Of the Gremt Wiih
taste for the use OF tools would have a new
step or n portico or a few rustic seats Tor the
a law Nv furniture is not complete, but win
| mako some and some will buy from year TO
n lee. 'h thsn did when sp paid
farmer near New York for boarding my family.
But even though should sIsnd 500 more r =, q
spn@plea board Tp bif ''' -' ''''' ~
There is one Ses Mth
So attractive has the home been to me that
have already taken twice as long vacation rs
time 1 am making no money, ! mention It
| because no man who starts out to follow my
example can hone to raise Sasa
ton. II he is able to leave after eight he Will
prove himself u man Of determination, for dur,
no day long enough.
Not every one perhaps. would like to own a
tance has some disadvantages. but If any, one
| will take he trouble to search Long Island
or New Jersey over, there are no doubt plenty
had The cost OF living will, OF course. be
greater near the city. and the shooting anu hsh
| mnde for these. trial will demonstrate that
| for health and comfort a vacation In ones own
| home. no matter how cheap. Is beyond com.
parison with q vacation even In the best OF
| country boarding houses.